Bring On The Muffin Top?

October 28, 2009 Posted in Body, HaHa

muffin top1 Who doesn’t want to have their cake and it eat too? Well what if you could have your cake, eat it and up your cup size all at the same time without doing permanent damage to your figure? It sounds too good to be true doesn’t it?

By Brittany

In Miami, a plastic surgeon is sucking out the fat in women’s unsightly muffin tops and injecting it into their breasts. Talk about killing two birds with one huge suction device. Minimize the love handles, maximize the love jugs. If that’s wrong, I don’t want to be right.

Now that I think about it, it seems so obvious. Women have been getting liposuction for years. Why waste all that precious fat when it could be put to good use and make you look slammin’ in a halter top?

Honestly, I can see the appeal of this type of procedure. It’s essentially rearranging the fat on my body until it’s in its rightful place… my bra. Plus, just think of the days leading up to the procedure: “Sorry guys, I have to eat this entire pint of Ben & Jerry’s by myself. I have surgery tomorrow.”

So the next time the dreaded drunk munchies hit, I won’t hold myself back from ordering the large Domino’s pizza with breadsticks. In fact, bring it on. I’m really lacking up top and I’ve got some new skinny jeans to fit into.

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Vicky says:
Wed, 28th Oct 20098:03 am

With the brazilian butt job, they take the fat and put it in your butt!

Lauren - University says:
Wed, 28th Oct 20098:20 am

This surgery was made for me.

hanabira says:
Thu, 29th Oct 20098:16 am

Seems obvious to just use fat, right? The reason why breast implants have been used in the past instead of just fat transfer is that the latter brings about big issues when trying to detect and scan for breast cancer. An implant doesn't brign this problem as it sits under, rather than amongst, the existing breast tissue…

GL says:
Thu, 29th Oct 20095:04 pm

I've heard about this too.The only thing is, you may have moved your fat somewhere else, but your body won't always accept it. You could end up just having it look lumpy or cellulite-y. Not cute.

perversecowgirl says:
Thu, 29th Oct 20095:58 pm

I thought they couldn't transfer fat into breasts because the body would reabsorb it, just like with collagen lip injections. Maybe I was wrong…or maybe if you get fat redistributed into your boobs you have to come back every six months to get the job touched up.

Alice says:
Thu, 29th Oct 20098:30 pm

I've bet women have been thinking this since the beginning of time!

I read that they don't recommend it is because the fat can get rejected or reabsorbed if blood vessels don't connect to feed it. Well, when we get through that, there's nothing to stop us >:)

hanabira says:
Fri, 30th Oct 20097:11 am

collagen injections are protein not fat. generally fat transferral is pretty much permanent, though there can be slight reabsorbtion its not like the 6month reinjection rate of collagen. not advocating surgery at all BUT its better to put something foreign and contained in your body than natural but lumpy leading to cancer scares or lack of cancer detection

April says:
Sat, 7th Nov 200910:11 am

Does anyone know what that surgery is called? Because I want it.

Bonus stage says:
Sun, 6th Dec 20091:31 pm

I think muffin tops are pretty hot, actually. Outside of the more obscene examples of course, I'd rather girls keep their chunky middles intact.

jango says:
Mon, 8th Feb 20104:01 pm

Girls try to get sexy but do not realize that they are wasting money because, the tighter the jeans the more money

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Sun, 14th Feb 20106:24 am

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Anon says:
Fri, 12th Mar 201012:09 pm

Hey, I love muffin tops. I like them a lot more than big breasts, myself.

Zoe Murphy says:
Sun, 13th Jun 20102:03 am

Liposuction maybe effective in trimming down fats but i like to loss weight without surgery.;'`

Xavier Watson says:
Sun, 25th Jul 20107:03 pm

liposuction maybe needed by persons with very slow metabolism as they easily get fat.,"`

Dr Amy T Bandy says:
Mon, 9th Aug 20104:58 pm

Would it seem like if this was a viable answer or even worked…that it would be all over the place and we would know this proceedure by name?

Thus it does not work sorry people.

http://dramybandyliposuction.com/

lipodissolve says:
Thu, 13th Jan 20114:38 am

lipodissolve is the latest craze in the weight loss program. It is an alternative to liposuction less the surgery

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